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: Golf PatentsThe Future of Golf Grips? Survey Says, Not Likely
By David Dawsey PE Esq
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An interesting golf grip patent application recently published as US Pub. No. 20080127459 titled ?Apparatus For Gripping An Instrument Having An Elongate Handle.? I wonder what the USGA would have to say about this grip. The application describes the invention as:A device for gripping the handle of an instrument such as a golf club or a hammer. In a preferred embodiment the device is a grip having an elongate sleeve sized to cover at least a portion of the instrument handle. A plurality of loops are disposed longitudinally along the sleeve and adapted for the insertion of at least one digit. In an alternative embodiment the instrument handle may have a plurality of apertures formed in the instrument handle and adapted for the insertion of at least one digit.
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I can see its applicability to hammers much more than golf clubs.
Dave Dawsey - Keeping an Eye on Golf Grip Inventions
PS ? check out other golf grip patent related posts here
Full post as published by Golf Patents on June 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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